Question

What does the speaker imply when he compares his beloved to "th Indias of spice and mine​

Answer 1

Explanation:

She is precious to him. She is beautiful and smells really good.

Answer 2

It implies that how precious his beloved is.

• The question has been asked from the poem The Sun Rising by John Donne.
• The poem is written in a manner that directly addresses and personifies an object or an idea.
• The poet focuses on bending the rules and often compares situations and objects with each other.
• In comparison with the spices of India, he mentions that how precious his beloved is to him, just like the speciality of India is spices.